The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-21

Northrup b Co., and Patterson 4
Co. have new ads. this week.
You can always get the best quality
OF butter and eggs at jacobs.
Quarterly meeting at the M. Z
Church Saturday and Sunday.
Twenty.six years ago last Sund az
Hamboldt was burned by rebels.
New canton flannel at Rodman's.
Gillian has large stock OF mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
We are selling school books at pub
fishers wholesale prices. Scott d Son.
E. A. Brightly. 2miles south Of Car
lyle, has mule colt for sale. Price
$25. (Dec9. }
Most Of our local news is crowded
out this week to make room for special
matter.
Elegant line of hand and stand
lamps at unheard of prices. Kingsley
& Wharton.
Extra copies of this paper, wrapped
ready for mailing, for sale at this Office
at 5 cents each.
Mr.. Newman Leavitt, one of the
Geneva boys is learning telegraphy at
the 8. X. depot.
Another carload Of round oaks, the
best heater in the world now in stock
at Casmire & Co.'S.
DR.. LaFary extracted 4S teeth in 2
hours last Tuesday. He thinks this
breaks the record.
Cummings C Jones .Uil Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay it off at any time.
That is a very handsome display of
family, teachers, and pocket Bibles in
Goodhue & Evans show case.
New fall prints at Rodman's.
Bostwick & Shelter have over
100000 acres of land in Texas aid
New Mexico to sell very cheap.
The REGISTERS DIRECTORY" will
give you the name and post office ad-
dress of every man in the county.
Parties having property for sale in
VI duJOiuihS thV City uny Auu puACuuS-
ers by leaving it with Bostwick & Co.
TAKE your butter and eggs to Bar
tells where you can get everything you
want in groceries, queensware and
cutlery.
Our lamps are here, and We will give
a grand opening of lamps Saturday
night. Come and see them. T. NJ.
Bartels.
Blankets, comforts, shawls. hats,
caps and other winter goods now in
stock and for sale at at lowest rates at
COlborD's.
Miss Brown has received her new
fall stock of Millinery and invites the
ladies of lola and vicinity to call and
examine it.
Kansas is destined to be the center,
in population and in industrial activi.
ty, of the Republic before fifty years
have passed.
The ladies are again reminde d of the
Crysanthemum show that will be Civ.
en- some time in November. Take
care Of your flowers.
Mrs c. J. Kinkade wishes 10 inform
the ladies of lola and vicinity that her
dressmaking shop is now located l
door north court house up stairs.
We will loan you money on farms
and the note will read, ''payable on
or BEFORE" We have the best Loan
Companies in the state. Cummings
& Jones.
DR.. Amos, the Chiropodist. is again
in town, and may he found at the Lee
land hotel. The doctor is too well
known here to need any further an.
nouncement.
We are sorry to note that our friend
the COtrdnt, took offense at our face
ti0us and good humored remarks about
its patent medicine advertisement.W We
see plainly that We must stick to our
old rule and label our ''goaks."
Monday evening being the Goth an
niversary Of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Vancil, several old COM
rades and their wives and others, sur
prised them to the extent of several
nice presents, nice lunch and goOd
social time.
They do say that one of
IOla's enthusiastic democrats while
viewing the Priests Of Pallas
parade in Kansas City last
Thursday night, attempted to Chamber
onto one of the floats and grasp the
hand of the High Priest, installing
that functionary for President Cleve-
land.
The ROOSTER Is inclined to poke fun at us
for proposing to bet our old straw hat on the
election. That is all right Charley, but since
we made the proposition things have changed
so that we are willing to double the bet
Democrat.
The first proposition was only funny,
but this last is absurd. The idea of
the editor Of a country paper-demo-
cratic at that-having tao straw hats!
a fair, though not a large audience
greeted Rev. n. B. Johnson at the
Methodist church last Friday evening
and listened with much pleasure to.his
lecture OH "How to find the end of q
rainbow" The lecture was o discus
sion of the means that would best
secure success in life aud was an earn
est and eloquent plea for honest work
and right living.
The following remarks made by
customers about Rodman's goods.
"YOu have got the best line of goods
in Iola.n
"Your ilannels are the cheapest we
have SEEM"
"Your % cent cashmere beats them
ALL"
"The pretties print have seeu."
Thank you for the compliments paid
me. l appreciate them. b. T. Rodman.
Mdnute Times: The republicans of
Cottage Grove Township, Allen coun.
t. held their convention ON Thursday